The way enterprises secure their networks is undergoing a dramatic shift. Traditional Network Access Control (NAC) solutions, once the cornerstone of access security, need help to keep pace with the complexities and dynamism of modern network environments. A recent Gartner report titled “Quick Answer: What Is the Future of NAC?” predicts a significant decline in the NAC market by 2028. The future of secure network access belongs to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), particularly its advanced iteration, Universal ZTNA (UZTNA). This article delves into the reasons behind the decline of NAC and the rise of UZTNA. We’ll explore the limitations…
Jaye Tillson
Jaye Tillson
Jaye Tillson, Field CTO and Distinguished Technologist – Security at HPE brings over 25 years of invaluable expertise in successfully implementing strategic global technology programs. With a keen focus on digital transformation, Jaye has been pivotal in guiding numerous organizations through their zero-trust journey, enabling them to flourish in today's dynamic digital landscape.